The CEPIC Cinema will run from Thursday 05 June through Saturday 07 June in CDC 2, level 2 at the Intercontinental Hotel. It will screen all business presentations as well as two films : "Shooting The Past" (3 parts) and "La rue zone interdite/ Off Limits"

BUSINESS PRESENTATIONS

The CEPIC Cinema will screen business presentations of following companies (in order of appearance) :

(1) creativ collection (2) Johner (3) The Travel Library (4) Scanpix Sweden (5) Getty Images (6) culture-images (7) Drive Images (8) westend (9) Cubo Images (10) Latin Stock (11) Doc-stock (12) imagestate (13) Corbis (14) bilderlounge (15) Stock4B (16) photoalto (17) Capture (18) f1 online (19) mauritius images

will be screened at these times (duration one hour) :

Thursday 5 June
CDC II
09.45 H - 18.45 H

09.45 H	Photographers Presentations
09.55 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
10.00 H	Business Presentations
11.00 H	Shooting the Past Part I
12.20 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
12.30 H	Business Presentations
13.30 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
13.35 H	Business Presentations
14.45 H	Off Limits / La rue zone interdite
15.45 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
15.50 H	Business Presentations
16.55 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
17.00 H	Shooting the Past Part II
18.15 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
18.20 H	Photographers Presentations
18.40 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
18.45 H	THE END

Friday 6 June
CDC II
09.45 H - 18.45 H

09.45 H	Photographers Presentations
10.00 H	Business Presentations
11.00 H	Off Limits / La rue zone interdite
12.05 H	Business Presentations
13.00 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
13.05 H	Business Presentations
14.05 H	Business Presentations
15.00 H	Shooting the Past Part III
16.00 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
16.05 H	Business Presentations
17.00H	Off Limits / La rue zone interdite
18.00 H	Photographers Presentations
18.15 H	THE END

Saturday 7 June
CDC II
09.45 H - 16.30 H

09.45 H	Photographers Presentations
10.00 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
10.05 H	Business Presentations
11.10 H	Business Presentations
12.15 H	Next CEPIC Congress ?
12.20 H	Business Presentations
13.25 H
13.30 H	Business Presentations
14.30 H	Photographers Presentations
14.30 H	Peter Bielik On his photo exhibition    The True Story of the Spring of Bartislava 1968
15.00 H	Paul Peter Barbara On his book Malta, the birth of Europe and the Four Elements
15.30 H	Gilbert Duclos On his film  The Emerging International Right of Privacy Introduction to the film showing just afterwards
16.00 H	Off Limits / La rue zone interdite
	Next CEPIC Congress ?
17.00 H	THE END

THE FILMS

Shooting The Past

UK, In three parts

Shooting The Past was a critically-lauded television drama by Stephen Poliakoff, produced by TalkBack Productions for BBC Two and first shown in 1999.

An American company buys the building in which the Falham Photo Library is kept, planning a complete remodeling and modernisation. The company president expected the library of ten million photographs (most of them black and white) to have been completely evacuated before his arrival, and tells the staff that the majority of the collection must be destroyed if not sold. Staff members believe that the collection must be kept in its entirety, not broken up or sold to different buyers. To prove the value of their library, the group presents the company president with intriguing stories put together by researching photos from all over the collection, including finally the history of his own grandmother. He eventually rescues the collection by finding a buyer who will accept all ten million pictures.

The collection's photos, as seen in this series, are drawn from Britain's greatest picture library, the Hulton Collection.

• Part I on Thursday 5 June 11.00 H
• Part II on Thursday 5 June 17.00 H
• Part III on Friday 6 June 15.00 H

Off Limits (La Rue Zone Interdite)

Canadian, French with English sub-titles

In Canada, the US and France, cases being brought before the courts are increasing in frequency. Documentary films and still pictures are being threatened by rulings like that of the Supreme Court of Canada? The Street Off Limits is attempting to explain this trend and some of its absurd ramifications.

Filmed in Canada, the US and France, a variety of photographers are asked to share their experiences, including William Klein, Marc Riboud, Willy Ronis, Janine Niepce and Elliott Erwitt. Editors, reporters and legal experts are also sharing their misgivings about this trend.

• Thursday 5 June from 14.45 H to 15.45 H
• Friday 6 June from 11.00 H to 12.00 H and from 17.00 H to 18.00 H
• Saturday 7 June at 16.00 H following the presentation made by photographer and film maker Gilbert Duclos

The screening of the film is sponsored by BAPLA.